Abstract
At a teaching workshop, 45 experienced hypnotherapists were queried regarding their use of tests of hypnotizability; of these, 82% completed the questionnaire. Of those who completed the questionnaire, 30% currently use these tests, and 24% have abandoned their use. Eight percent of the total currently routinely perform a standardized test with their patients. Most respondents considered tests to be clinically inappropriate for a variety of reasons. Implications of these findings are discussed.

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